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Honest question: why are we not trying to get this number closer to 100%? Like many people on this site, I personally benefitted from having access to computin
by jonas21 2y ago
Honest question: why are we not trying to get this number closer to 100%?
Like many people on this site, I personally benefitted from having access to computing technology and the internet as a child, starting at age 5 or 6. This gave me opportunities to build a career in tech that was simply not available to those less fortunate. I've heard similar stories from people in a lot of STEM fields.
- Aurornis 2y agoHonest answer from a parent: Because smartphones today are content consumption machines closer to a TV with infinite channels, not like the computer you used in your youth to learn how to do things.
- RhysU 2y agoDo you think that you needed such access at 5 or 6 to have such a career? I bet you would have ended up in the same career starting with such access at age 16. The Knack doesn't require early access--- computers aren't ballet training.